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>>> THE U.S.

AND IRAN HAVE REACHED AN AGREEMENT IN OPENING THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ.

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US.

A FORMAL SIGNING CEREMONY IS EXPECTED TO TAKE PLACE IN GENEVA ON FRIDAY FOLLOWING THE PRESIDENT'S PARTICIPATION IN THE G7 SUMMIT IN FRANCE.

COLE HIGGINS HAS THE LATEST.

>> Reporter: SHIPS OF THE WORLD START YOUR ENGINES LET THE OIL FLOW.

THAT'S THE TRIUMPHANT MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP AFTER A PLAN TO SIGN A DEAL.

THE PRESIDENT SAYS SHIPS ARE ALREADY MOVING THROUGH THE STRAIT.

>> SHIPS ARE STARTING TO GO OUT.

BY MONDAY IT'LL BE COMPLETELY OPEN.

>> Reporter: TOUTING THE DEAL AS A FRESH START BETWEEN THE U.S.

AND IRAN.

>> THE AGREEMENT IS FUNDAMENTALLY BUILT AROUND A TWO STEP VERIFICATION PROCESS.

WE SAY TO THE IRANIANS YOU ARE WELCOMED TO HAVE ACCESS TO AN UNSANCTIONED ECONOMY BUT ONLY IF YOU HONOR THE COMMITMENTS THAT YOU MAKE IN THESE AGREEMENTS.

>> OIL PRICES PLUNGED TO THREE MONTH LOWS AFTER THE AGREEMENT WAS ANNOUNCED THOUGH EXPERTS CAUTIONED IT WOULD TAKE TIME FOR AMERICANS TO SEE A RELIEF AT THE PUMP.

>> I AM VERY CONCERNED WE COULD SEE OIL PRICES SKYROCKET LATER THIS SUMMER WITH CRUDE OIL PRICES HEADING INTO THE MID- TO HIGH $100 RANGE AND GASOLINE PUMP PRICES HEADING BACK TO ALL TIME HIGHS AROUND $5 A GALLON.

>> Reporter: WHILE THE WORLD WAITS TO SEE THE FINE PRINT CRITICS OF THE DEAL SAY THE U.S.

DID NOT GET ENOUGH IN RETURN.

>> BEFORE THE WAR STARTED THERE WERE NEGOTIATIONS UNDER WAY FOR FIVE YEAR, 10 YEAR, 20 YEAR PAUSE IN IRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAM.

SO IF THAT'S ALL WE'RE GETTING HERE AFTER LOSING THE LIVES OF 13 SERVICE MEMBERS AND SPENDING TENS, MAYBE 100 PLUS BILLION DOLLARS, THIS WILL HAVE BEEN AN ABSOLUTE CATASTROPHIC STRATEGIC FAILURE.

>> COLE HIGGINS, KPBS NEWS.

>>> THE PEACE DEAL BETWEEN THE U.S.

AND IRAN COMES AFTER MONTHS OF TRADING MISSILE STRIKES AND ROCKY NEGOTIATIONS.

KGTV SPOKE WITH AN IRANIAN NATIVE LIVING IN SAN DIEGO.

HE BELIEVES THIS DEAL LEAVES PEOPLE IN IRAN WORSE OFF WITH NO REGIME CHANGE.

>> IT'S HARD TO PUT A SILVER LINING TO THIS BUT SURVIVING IS A GOOD THING.

SOME 50,000 IRANIANS DID NOT SURVIVE DURING THIS LAST UPRISING UNFORTUNATELY.

THEY'VE GIVEN THEIR LIVES FOR WHAT THEY THOUGHT WOULD BE A FREE IRAN AND NOW THE FAMILIES ARE LEFT TO PICK UP THE PIECES.

>> THE BLOCK IN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ WILL BE LIFTED.

VICE PRESIDENT VANCE SAYS THAT IT MAKES SURE THAT IRAN WILL NEVER HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON BUT THAT HAS NOT BEEN CONFIRMED.

>>> NEWSOM MADE THE ACCUSATION IN A VIDEO RELEASED TODAY ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND HIS OFFICES OFFICIAL WEBSITE.

THE GOVERNOR CLAIMS INVESTORS HAVE SHOWED UP IN EUZ H HOME AS WELL AS FAMILY AND FORMER EMPLOYEES.

HE SAYS NEITHER HE OR HIS FIRST PARTNER HAVE DONE ANYTHING WRONG.

>> DONALD TRUMP PICKED THE WRONG TARGET.

WE HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE.

HIS POLITICAL OPERATIVES CAN TAKE EVERY RECORD AND READ EVERY PAGE BUT THEY'LL BE LOOKING IN THE WRONG PLACE.

BECAUSE IF THEY REALLY WANT TO FIND CORRUPTION LOOK NO FURTHER THAN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

>>> 50 IMMIGRANTS WERE ORDERED DEPORTS IN A MASS ROUND UP FOR IMMIGRATION COURT.

>> Reporter: MASTERS HEARINGS ARE ROUTINE IN IMMIGRATION COURT.

THEY USUALLY COME EARLY IN THE SPROESZ.

IN ONE SAN DIEGO COURTROOM FRIDAY THINGS WERE DIFFERENT.

COURT OBSERVER KEN NOLET WAS THERE.

HE'S BEEN ATTENDING COURTS FOR MONTHS.

>> IN A SUPER BUSY MORNING ONE JUDGE MAY HAVE 20 CASES.

THIS MORNING IN COURTROOM SIX IT WAS ABOUT 90 CASES.

>> Reporter: NOAH SAYS NEARLY HALF OF THOSE SCHEDULED WERE NO SHOWS.

>> IT LOOKS LIKE THEY WERE TAKING PEOPLE WHO HAD HEARING DATES FROM A YEAR FROM NOW AND CHANGED THE DATE.

>> Reporter: THIS MATTERS BECAUSE A JUDGE CAN ORDER THAT SOMEONE BE DEPORTED IF THEY DON'T SHOW UP TO THEIR HEARING.

WHICH IS EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

50 PEOPLE WERE ORDERED REMOVED AFTER MISSING COURT.

THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT BEGAN HOLDING THESE SO CALLED MEGA MASTER HEARINGS AROUND THE COUNTRY LAST MONTH.

IN A STATEMENT TO KPBS, THE DOJ'S IMMIGRATION OFFICE SAYS THE SCHEDULE CHANGES ARE MEANT TO CLEAR UP COURT BACKLOGS.

PAULINA REYES SAYS THEY'RE SETTING PEOPLE UP TO FAIL.

>> I THINK THIS NEW POLICY AND PRACTICE IS DESIGNED TO GET MORE PEOPLE REMOVED WITHOUT DUE PROCESS.

>> Reporter: NOT EVERYONE WHO MISSED COURT FRIDAY WERE ORDERED DEPORTED.

HEARINGS IN MORE THAN A DOZEN CASES WERE RESCHEDULED UNTIL LATER THIS SUMMER.

ANDREW DYRE, KPBS NEWS.

>>> HAZARDOUS SWIMMING CONDITIONS CONTINUE THROUGH FRIDAY ALONG SAN DIEGO'S COASTLINE.

METEOROLOGISTS SAY SEVERAL DAYS OF HIGH RIP TIDES ARE UNUSUAL.

TAMMY MERGA EXPLAINS WHY.

>> Reporter: THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAYS LIFE THREATENING RIP CURRENTS AND ELEVATED SURF ARE LIKELY THIS WEEK.

THESE POWERFUL CURRENTS ARE TYPICALLY CAUSED BY OCEAN SWELLS.

>> USUALLY WE SEE THESE SWELLS COME AND IMPACT OUR COAST FOR A DAY OR TWO.

AND THAT'S USUALLY KIND OF THE EXTENT OF OUR BEACH HOUSES STATEMENT.

>> Reporter: SEBASTIAN WESTERING IS A METEOROLOGIST WITH THE WEATHER SERVICE.

HE SAYS A COUPLE OF DAYS OF HIGHER CURRENT ARE NORMAL.

BUT.

>> IT'S A LITTLE UNUSUAL TO HAVE SUCH PERSISTENT ENERGY OUT OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST FOR THE PERIOD OF A WEEK.

>> Reporter: HE SAYS MULTIPLE STORMS FAR INTO THE PACIFIC OCEAN ARE SENDING WATER INTO THE BEACH LINE.

BUT IT HASN'T SCARED OFF OTHERS FROM TAKING ON THE WAVES.

>> IT MAKES ME A LITTLE NERVOUS BECAUSE I'M JUST BEGINNING TO SURF BUT I ACTUALLY LIKE TO RIDE THE RIP CURRENTS ON MY BOOGIE BOARD.

>> Reporter: IF GETTING IN THE WATER, LIFE GUARDS RECOMMEND SWIMMING IN FRONT OF A MANNED BEACH.

>>> NOW WE'LL SEE THE PEAK AND WE WILL COOL BACK DOWN.

I'LL TELL YOU EXACTLY WHAT TO EXPECT DAY BY DAY.

COMING UP.

>> AN IMPERIAL VALLEY DATA CENTER DEVELOPER HAS FILED A LAWSUIT SEEKING ACCESS TO WATER FROM THE COLORADO RIVER.

IT'S A CHANGING COURSE FROM SOME OF THE PROMISES THE COMPANY MADE EARLIER THIS YEAR.

KPBS REPORTER CORY SUZUKI HAS BEEN COVERING THIS STORY AND HAS AN UPDATE.

>> FOR MONTHS, SEBASTIAN RICHIE SAID HIS DATA PROJECT WOULD NOT TAKE WATER FROM THE COLORADO RIVER.

RICHIE IS A LAWYER.

HE IS TRYING TO BUILD A -- IN THE IMPERIAL VALLEY.

IN THE IMPERIAL VALLEY THE COLORADO RIVER IS THE ONLY SOURCE OF FRESH WATER.

THE RIVER IS ALSO SUFFERING FROM A HISTORIC DROUGHT.

RICHIE HAS SAID REPEATEDLY THEY WOULD RELY ON RECYCLED WASTE WATER FROM NEAR BY CITIES AND WOULD NOT NEED TO DRAW ON THE COLORADO.

NOW THOUGH, RICHIE'S COMPANY IMPERIAL VALLEY COMPUTER MANUFACTURERS IS GOING TO COURT TO DO JUST THAT.

EARLIER THIS MONTH THE DEVELOPER SUED THE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPER SEEKING ACCESS TO MORE THAN A MILLION GALLONS OF WATER IN A YEAR.

THAT'S MORE THAN A DOZEN IMPERIAL RESIDENTS.

RICHIE DID NOT RESPOND TO A STATEMENT REQUEST.

CORY SUZUKI, KPBS NEWS.

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>>> THE SAN DIEGO CITY COUNCIL ADOPTED A NEW BUDGET LAST WEEK.

IT CLOSES THE DEFICIT OF MORE THAN $100 MILLION.

BUT AS KPBS METRO REPORTER ANDREW BOEN EXPLAINS, DEPARTMENTS WERE SPARED FROM MAKING ANY MAJOR CUTS.

>> Reporter: THE SAN DIEGO POLICE AND FIREFIGHTER DEPARTMENT ARE THE BIGGEST BUDGET.

I'M ANDREW BOEN LET'S GO INSIDE THE BUDGET.

WE'LL START WITH THE POLICE.

THE BUDGET ADOPTED LAST WEEK GIVES THE POLICE DEPARTMENT ABOUT $719 MILLION.

THAT'S ROUGH LIVE A THIRD OF THE CITY'S GENERAL FUND.

THAT INCLUDES 2,700 FULL TIME POSITIONS.

HALF OF THOSE ARE SWORN OFFICERS.

THE DEPARTMENT ALSO INCLUDES DETECTIVES.

LAB TECHNICIANS AND PARKING ENFORCEMENT.

SAN DIEGO SPENDS AS MUCH ON POLICE AS IT DOES ON THESE 13 DEPARTMENTS COMBINED.

STPD IS SAVING $6 MILLION BY KEEPING A NUMBER OF POSITIONS VACANT.

BUT THAT SAVINGS IS MORE THAN OFFSET BY WAGE INCREASES TO TRY AND KEEP PAY IN LINE WITH INFLATION.

ALL IN THE POLICE ARE GETTING $15 MILLION FROM THE CITY'S GENERAL FUND COMPARED TO THE LAST FISCAL YEAR.

THE CITY COUNCIL ALSO MADE A LAST MINUTE CHANGE.

THE COUNCIL WANTS THE CHIEF TO HAVE MORE VEHICLES DOUBLE UP WITH TWO OFFICERS.

THAT WOULD MEAN FEWER CARS DRIVING AROUND WHICH WOULD SAVE ON FUEL COSTS.

BUT THE POLICE CHIEF WARNS FEWER POLICE VEHICLES COULD MEAN HIGHER RESPONSE TIME.

THE POLICE CHIEF HAS A LOT OF POWER OVER HIS OWN DEPARTMENT SO WE'LL SEE IF THIS CHANGE IS ACTUALLY IMPLEMENTED.

WHAT ABOUT THE FIRE RESCUE DEPARTMENT.

IT'S GETTING $397 MILLION FROM THE GENERAL FUND.

AND THE DEPARTMENT IS LOSING ABOUT NINE POSITIONS INCLUDING SOME RELATED TO RECRUITING AND TRAINING NEW FIREFIGHTERS.

THE FIREFIGHTERS UNION IS UNHAPPY ABOUT THAT.

BUT COMPARED TO OTHER CITY DEPARTMENTS, FIRE RESCUE AND POLICE WERE RELATIVELY PROTECTED IN THIS BUDGET.

>> ANDREW BOWEN WITH THAT REPORT.

>>> YOU CAN TRY YOUR HAND AT CLOSING THE SAN DIEGO BUDGET BY PLAYING THE BUDGET GAME ON OUR WEBSITE.

>>> INFLATION REACHED THE HIGHEST LEVEL IN MAY.

PRICES CONTINUE TO RISE AND IT'S MAKING IT MORE CHALLENGING FOR MANY AMERICANS TO AFFORD THE BASICS.

AS JEN SULLIVAN REPORTS, IT COMES AS HOUSEHOLDS FACE HUNDREDS IN DEPTH.

>> Reporter: THE LATEST CONSUMER PRICE INDEX REPORT WHICH MEASURES THE CHANGES AND CALLS FOR A VARIETY OF GOODS, SHOWS DAILY INFLATION CROSSED MORE THAN 5% IN MAY.

THAT'S THE HIGHEST INCREASE IN MORE THAN 5 YEARS.

FOOD, ENERGY AND SAFETY COSTS HAVE ALL GONE UP IN THE LAST MONTH.

>> A LOT OF PEOPLE WERE KIND OF ON THE EDGE OF AFFORDABILITY PREVIOUSLY.

NOW ENERGY COSTS AND THESE KIND OF ECONOMIC INPUTS ARE BECOMING MORE EXPENSIVE.

>> Reporter: JOHN KEARNIN WITH WALLET HUB SAYS WHEN LIFE BECOMES UNAFFORDABLE PEOPLE TEND TO PUT MORE EXPENSES ON CREDIT CARD.

THE LATEST DATA SHOWS TOTAL HOUSEHOLD DEBT TOPPED $18.8 TRILLION IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF THIS YEAR AN ALL TIME HIGH ACCORDING TO THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK.

THE AVERAGE DEBT PER HOUSEHOLD IS MORE THAN $155,000.

BUT IF MOST OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD DEBT IS FROM A MORTGAGE, KEARNEN SAYS THAT'S OKAY.

>> YOU'RE BUILDING EQUITY, SO THAT'S NOT BAD.

>> Reporter: THE PROBLEM STARTS WHEN PEOPLE HAVE CREDIT CARDS.

YOU CAN ALSO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A 0% BALANCE TRANSFER CREDIT CARD TO MOVE YOUR DEBT.

BUT YOU TYPICALLY HAVE TO HAVE A GOOD CREDIT SCORE TO QUALIFY.

FOR CONSUMER WATCH, I'M JEN SULLIVAN.

>> FROM ARTEMIS TO UNVEILING THE FIRST PHASE OF ITS MOON BASED PLANS IT'S BEEN A BUSY YEAR FOR NASA.

AND JUST LAST WEEK, NASA UNVEILED THE PRIMARY CREW FOR ARTEMIS THREE.

MICHAEL YOSHIDA HAS MORE ON HOW THIS NEW SPACE AGE IS REACHING AND HOPING TO INSPIRE THE NEXT GENERATION.

>> ARTEMIS II HELPED MAKE SPACE INSPIRATION REAL FOR PEOPLE.

IN WHICH MANY PEOPLE HAVE ONLY SEEN ON MOVIES AND TV SHOWS AND PUT IT RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEM.

OFTEN -P -- ON THE PALM OF THEIR HANDS.

>> Reporter: A HISTORIC LAUNCH, MAN BASE UNVEILING AND NEW ANNOUNCEMENT.

>> WE'RE IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF EXPLORATION.

>> Reporter: JUST AS HIS IMAGINATION WAS INSPIRED, DECADES LATER A NEW GENERATION IS SEEING WHAT'S POSSIBLE.

>> IT IS THE HUMAN IN HUMAN SPACE FLIGHT THAT MAKES THE ENDEAVOR SO CHALLENGING.

>> Reporter: HELPING MAKE THAT CONNECTION, THE AGENCY OVERHAULED ITS SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY TO BETTER CONNECT WITH AUDIENCES.

AN EFFORT EVIDENT DURING ARTEMIS II.

BRINGING THE DREAM TO LIFE.

>> WE GET TO SEE THEIR PLAY BOOK, WE GET TO SEE THEIR VIDEOS.

THE LITTLE THINGS THAT HAPPENED DURING THE MISSION MAKE IT REAL.

>> Reporter: SHARING REAL ORGANIC MOMENTS IS KEY.

>> IT'S THE CREW SEEING FLASHES OF MICROMETEOR.

THE BOTTLE OF NUTELLA FLYING THROUGH THE CABIN.

IT'S THOSE LITTLE THINGS THAT I THINK HAVE THE BIG IMPACT.

>> Reporter: FOR THOSE WHO ARE INSPIRED.

>> I JUST HOPE THEY KEEP FOLLOWING ALONG AND LET THEIR CURIOSITY GUIDE THEM.

THERE'S SO MANY AVENUES TO SUPPORT THIS AND IT'S NOT JUST THE ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIST ROLES.

>> WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT TRYING TO REACH THAT NEXT GENERATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE, SPACE CAMP WHICH ARTEMIS II ASTRONAUT WHICH ASTRONAUT COOK ATTENDED FIVE TIMES AS A CHILD, THEY SAW 122% INCREASE YEAR OVER YEAR IN CAMP REGISTRATION IN THE MONTH FOLLOWING THE ARTEMIS II MISSION.

A LOT OF THINGS PLAY INTO THAT BUT NO QUESTION THE ARTEMIS MISSION WAS A BIG FACTOR.

THEY SAY THEY ALSO SAW BIG INCREASE OF CALLS FROM PARENTS WITH KIDS EXCITED ABOUT SPACE AND WANTING TO KNOW WHAT SOME OF THE OPTIONS WERE FOR THEM THIS SUMMER.

IN WASHINGTON, I'M MICHAEL YOSHIDA REPORTING.

>>> IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR.

STUDENTS ACROSS THE REGION ARE GRADUATING FROM HIGH SCHOOL.

ONE DISTRICT IN SOUTH SAN DIEGO COUNTY HELD A CEREMONY IN TIJUANA.

KPBS EDUCATION REPORTER SAYS IT LET STUDENTS EDUCATE WITH FAMILY MEMBERS WHO CAN'T CROSS THE BORDER.

>> STUDENTS IN GRADUATION CAPS AND GOWNS WALK TO THEIR SEATS IN THE GYM AT CENTRO DE IN TIJUANA.

IN THE BLEACHERS, PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS, AUNTS, UNCLES AND SIBLINGS CHEER THEM ON.

CARILLO IS HERE CELEBRATING HER GRANDSON.

>> HER DAUGHTER RUTH JIMENEZ SAYS THE CELEBRATION WOULDN'T BE COMPLETE WITHOUT HER.

>> IT MEANS A LOT BECAUSE SHE'S BEEN WITH US AND MY KIDS SINCE THEY WERE LITTLE.

SO SHE'S A SECOND MOM TO THEM.

>> Reporter: THIS IS THE FIRST TIME THE SWEET WATER DISTRICT HAS HELD A CELEBRATION CEREMONY IN TIJUANA.

SEVERAL HAVE DONE THE SAME INCLUDING SOUTH WESTERN COLLEGE.

THE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT LOOKED TO THOSE CEREMONIES AS EXAMPLES.

THEY SURVEYED STUDENTS AND PARENTS TO SEE IF THERE WAS INTEREST.

SUPERINDENT MOISES AGUIRRE SAY -- >> IT'S A PLACE OF COMING TOGETHER NOT A PLACE OF CONFLICT.

>> Reporter: MARIN'S DAUGHTER CROSSES THE BORDER EVERY MORNING TO ATTEND SCHOOL.

>> HIS DAUGHTER RAMIREZ SPOKE AT THE CEREMONY.

SHE TOLD HER CLASSMATES THAT THEY WERE THERE BECAUSE OF THE PEOPLE WHO BELIEVE IN THEM.

>> SHE SAYS HIGH SCHOOL WASN'T WITHOUT ITS CHALLENGES.

SHE WAS LEARNING ENGLISH.

SHE WOULD WAKE UP BEFORE DAWN TO CROSS THE BORDER.

>> THE LINE IS ABOUT TWO HOURS TO CROSS EVERY DAY.

>> Reporter: SHE SAYS THERE WERE ALSO MOMENTS OF VICTORY.

LIKE THE DAY SHE UNDERSTOOD AN ENTIRE CLASS TAUGHT IN ENGLISH.

OR THE DAY SHE GOT THE HONOR ROLL.

AND SHE SHARED IT WITH HER PARENTS.

>> Reporter: 200 STUDENTS WALKED ACROSS THE STAGE.

AT THE END THEY MOVED THEIR TASSELS FROM THE RIGHT TO THE LEFT.

DISTRICT LEADERS HOPE THIS IS THE START OF AN ANNUAL TRADITION THAT BRINGS STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES TOGETHER.

KATIE ANASTAS, KPBS NEWS.

>>> WELL WE HAVE AN ELEVATED RIP CURRENT RISK THIS WEEK ALONG THE COAST.

KEEP IN MIND EVERYONE HEADED TO THE BEACH.

THAT ALSO MEANS WE HAVE HIGHER THAN NORMAL WAVES.

OTHER THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND FOR THE WEEK AHEAD.

OUR HEAT PEAKS THEN WE START TO COOL DOWN ONCE AGAIN.

THE MARINE LAYER IS GOING TO BE WEAKENING AGAIN SO MORE OF US SEEING THAT MORNING FOG AND LOW CLOUDS.

TAKING THINGS DAY BY DAY.

LET'S START WITH TONIGHT.

76 WAS THE LOW TODAY.

WE GET TO THE LOW 60s FOR EL CAJON.

63 FOR SAN DIEGO.

TOMORROW, BERGERS SPRINGS WHAT ELSE IS NEW.

108.

I HOPE YOU HAVE GOTTEN USED TO THE HEAT.

THE ABOVE TRIPLE DIGIT TEMPERATURES BECAUSE THEY'RE HERE FOR A MINUTE.

MAKE SURE YOU'RE STAYING SAFE IN THE HEAT.

82 FOR ESCONDIDO.

78 THERE IN CHULA VISTA.

AS WE TAKE A LOOK AT NEXT FIVE DAYS THE COAST, YES I GUESS YOU SEE A PEAK BUT IT'S MILDER AS IT TENDS TO BE.

TAKE A LOOK.

74 FOR YOUR THURSDAY.

75 FOR OUR TUESDAY.

THEN WE COOL DOWN TO THE LOW 70s BY THE TIME WE GET TO SATURDAY.

84 FOR YOUR TUESDAY.

WE GET BACK DOWN TO 78 BY FRIDAY OVER ALL.

WE SEE A FEW CLOUDS HERE AND THERE BUT THERE IS NOTHING MAJOR.

PLENTY OF SUNSHINE TO GET OUT THERE AND ENJOY.

78 FOR OUR TUESDAY.

AND THEN WE GET DOWN TO 69 BY FRIDAY.

WE'RE A LITTLE, ALL OVER THE PLACE.

THAT'S WHAT TENDS TO HAPPEN.

A LITTLE ROLLER COASTER HERE.

EITHER WAY, COOLER THAN WE HAVE BEEN RECENTLY AND BACK CLOSER TO OUR AVERAGES.

WE FINALLY GET OUT OF THE TRIPLE DIGITS.

108 IS OUR PEAK FOR TUESDAY.

WE GET TO 102 ON THURSDAY.

I KNOW 99 IS NOT MUCH DIFFERENT THAN 100 BUT WE'RE OUT OF THE TRIPLE DIGITS TAKE WHAT WE CAN GET.

DOWN TO 97 BY THE TIME WE GET TO OUR SATURDAY.

FOR KPBS NEWS I'M ANA AZALIA.

>> THE CDC IS URGING EVERYONE TO PROTECT THEMSELVES AGAINST TICKS.

AS EMERGENCY ROOM VISITS FOR TICK BITES HAVE RECENTLY BEEN HIGHER THAN NORMAL IN MANY PARTS OF THE U.S.

MANDY GATHER EXPLAINS IT'S NOT JUST HUMANS WHO NEED PROTECTION.

>> Reporter: THEY'RE PART OF THE FAMILY AND PETS NEED YOUR PROTECTION JUST LIKE HUMANS, ANIMALS LIKE DOGS AND CATS ARE VULNERABLE TO TICK BORNE ILLNESSES LIKE LYME DISEASE.

>> THESE DISEASES CAN BE JUST AS SERIOUS IN YOUR PETS AS THEY CAN IN PEOPLE.

>> Reporter: TOM HOPKINS BLOOMBERG OF HEALTH SAYS A VETERINARIAN CAN GIVE YOU A BETTER IDEA WHICH TICK BORNE DISEASES CAN SPREAD IN YOUR AREA.

PETS CAN'T BE VACCINATED AGAINST TICK BORNE DISEASES SO THE CDC SAYS TO CHECK PETS DAILY IN AND AROUND THE EARS, AROUND THE TAIL, AROUND THE EYELIDS, UNDER THE COLLAR, BETWEEN THEIR FRONT LEGS, UNDER THE FRONT LEGS AND BETWEEN THE TOES.

IF A TICK BITE IS SUSPECTED, WATCH A PET CLOSELY FOR CHANGES IN BEHAVIOR AND APPETITE.

SIGNS OF TICK BORNE DISEASE MAY NOT BE CLEAR FOR TWO OR THREE WEEKS AFTER THE BITE.

TALK TO A VETERINARIAN BEFORE APPLYING TICK PROTECTION TO YOUR PETS ESPECIALLY CATS.

BUT ONCE THE VET GIVES A GREEN LIGHT THOSE PRODUCTS CAN HELP PROTECT PETS.

>> THOSE ANTI PARASITIC TREATMENT.

OR TICK COLLAR ARE GOING TO PREVENT THE TICK BITE IN THE FIRST PLACE.

>>> THE CDC SAYS YOU CAN REDUCE THE TICK HABITAT IN YOUR YARD BY DOING THINGS LIKE MOVING DEBRIS, CUTTING THE GRASS WEEKLY AND KEEPING TOYS AWAY FROM DECKS.

>>> THE IRANIAN SOCCER TEAM IS SET TO TAKE THE PITCH AGAINST NEW ZEALAND IN ITS FIRST WORLD CUP MATCH.

IT COMES AMIDST ONGOING TALKS.

THE GAME TAKES PLACE IN LOS ANGELES TONIGHT AT 6:00.

NEW ZEALAND IS STAYING IN PRACTICING IN SAN DIEGO DURING THE TOURNAMENT.

AND IRAN IS STAYING AND TRAINING IN TIJUANA AFTER ORIGINALLY PLANNING TO SET BASE CAMP IN ARIZONA.

ONE FAN CAME TO LOS ANGELES TO SEE THE MATCH FROM NEW YORK.

HE'S ONE OF MANY SOCCER FANS IN THE IRANIAN DIASPARA.

>> I THINK THE THING WITH THE CUP IT'S SUPPOSED TO BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER.

HOPEFULLY IT'S GOING TO BE A GOOD GAME AND PEOPLE CAN KIND OF SHOW THE BEST OF BOTH THE CULTURE HERE AND THE CULTURES OF OUR TEAMS PLAYING TOMORROW.

>> Reporter: THE REGION NEAR LOS ANGELES IS HOME TO THE LARGEST IRANIAN COMMUNITY OUTSIDE OF IRAN.

INCLUDING MANY WHO FLED THE 1979 ISLAMIC REVOLUTION.

>>> HERE'S A LOOK AT WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON FOR TOMORROW IN THE KPBS NEWSROOM.

WOULD YOU HAND AN AI CHAT BOT YOUR CREDIT CARD.

NPR MORNING EDITION REPORTS ON HOW VISA IS DEALING WITH OPEN IA BECOMING THE NEAREST STEP IN THE FUTURE WHERE AI OFFERS TO SHOP IN YOUR BEHALF.

>> AND EL NINO HAS OFFICIALLY RETURNED.

WE TALK ABOUT WHAT THAT MEANS FOR OUR REGION.

YOU CAN FIND TONIGHT'S STORIES ON OUR WEBSITE KPBS.ORG.

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US, I'M JAY GOBARE.

HAVE A WONDERFUL EVENING.

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CALL 1-800-BILL-HOWELL.

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